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... the patent of the appellant , it was an anticipation of the invention , and the
patent is void , for the testimony leaves no doubt whatever in our minds that the
company made and sold their hoes long before the date of the invention patented
.
... the patent of the appellant , it was an anticipation of the invention , and the
patent is void , for the testimony leaves no doubt whatever in our minds that the
company made and sold their hoes long before the date of the invention patented
.
Page 5
I . PATENTS FOR INVENTION - INTEREST ON JUDGMENT - ERROR IN
AMOUNT OF DAMAGES . Where upon appeal from a decree awarding damages
to a patentee for the infringement of his patent the case was sent back to a master
to ...
I . PATENTS FOR INVENTION - INTEREST ON JUDGMENT - ERROR IN
AMOUNT OF DAMAGES . Where upon appeal from a decree awarding damages
to a patentee for the infringement of his patent the case was sent back to a master
to ...
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PATENTS FOR INVENTION — IMPROVED SHOE FOR CAR - BRAKE . In this
case it was held that , on the record herein , claim 2 of letters patent No . 40 , 156
, granted to James Bing , October 6 , 1863 , for an " improved shoe for carbrakes
...
PATENTS FOR INVENTION — IMPROVED SHOE FOR CAR - BRAKE . In this
case it was held that , on the record herein , claim 2 of letters patent No . 40 , 156
, granted to James Bing , October 6 , 1863 , for an " improved shoe for carbrakes
...
Page 34
On that stipulation , and the models referred to in it , and the patent , the case was
heard in the circuit court . That court filed a written opinion on the twenty - sixth of
October following - Nat . Car - Brake Shoe Co . v . L . S . & M . S . Ry . Co .
On that stipulation , and the models referred to in it , and the patent , the case was
heard in the circuit court . That court filed a written opinion on the twenty - sixth of
October following - Nat . Car - Brake Shoe Co . v . L . S . & M . S . Ry . Co .
Page 35
Another improvement in my invention is the peculiarly simple arrangement of the
clevis which supports the shoe , the bolt , G , serving the purpose of con . necting
the clevis to the shoe and the latter to the sole . ” The claims of the patent are as ...
Another improvement in my invention is the peculiarly simple arrangement of the
clevis which supports the shoe , the bolt , G , serving the purpose of con . necting
the clevis to the shoe and the latter to the sole . ” The claims of the patent are as ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Supreme Court Reporter, Volume 4 National reporter system: United States series |
| Author | United States. Supreme Court |
| Editor | Robert Desty |
| Contributor | West Publishing Company |
| Publisher | West Publishing Company, 1884 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 31 Jul 2007 |
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